What is this "There was a problem connecting to the 'PEGASUS' server."?

Hi,
I've been getting this pop up on my work iMac for almost two years and have not been able to figure out what it means. And as far as I know, there isn't a PEGASUS server in the office, it that is where it is saying it should be. It happens on start up after the desktop loads.
Does anyone have any suggestions on how to fix this or what it means? Screenshot is below.
Thanks!

Hey Rob,
Thanks for the quick post! I checked the Login Items and it looked like there were three applications checked off that had uknown types next to their names. I unchecked them and hope to see this fix the pop up box.
I'll respond if this does or does not fix the pop up.
Thanks!

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